Kool Aid dyes - DT Craft & Design

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	************************************************************** Please note we will be on holiday from Saturday 23rd August until Sunday 31st August Orders placed during this period will not be dispatched until Monday 1st September **************************************************************
	Kool Aid is a soft drink powder from America which is ideal for hand dyeing animal fibres such wool, alpaca and mohair. It contains citric acid so you don't even need to add a fixer. You simply mix the Kool Aid crystals with water, apply them to the wetted yarn and then heat it to make the dye permanent ("colourfast"). While not as versatile as our Procion or Earthues dyes (it won't dye plant fibres such as cotton for example) Kool Aid dyeing is a quick and easy introduction to hand dyeing. Our Kool Aid kits are an ideal introduction to hand dyeing. We also have individual Kool Aid dye sachets in a variety of colours! Click here to read our introduction to hand dyeing with Kool Aid dyes
		Kool Aid Jacobs Ladder toe up sock dyeing kit includes twelve dye colours, alpaca/nylon sock yarn, gloves, an apron, instructions and a knitting pattern to make a pair of toe up socks
		Kool Aid Groovy ribbed sock dyeing kit includes twelve dye colours, alpaca/nylon sock yarn, gloves, an apron, instructions and a knitting pattern to make a pair of ribbed socks
		Kool Aid funky dyeing kit includes six dye colours, wool, gloves, an apron, instructions and a knitting pattern to make a pair of knit-mitts and wristlets
		Kool Aid - individual sachets five new colours now in stock!
	Please note that Kool Aid is a registered trade mark of Kraft Foods Inc. We supply Kool Aid for hand dyeing only and not for food use.
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